Peter Oborne in the Daily Mail says that, if true, the allegations about peers being willing to help to amend legislation in return for money are far more serious than the 1990s cash-for-questions affair.
And Peter Riddell in the Times says the affair has been "a scandal waiting to happen" because regulatory arrangements in the House of Lords are out of date.
Philip Johnston in the Daily Telegraph says the coroners and justice bill will erode privacy by giving ministers new powers to pass personal information to government agencies.
John Prescott on his blog at the new goforth website (the campaign for a Labour fourth term) explains why he was going on about coconuts on the Politics Show yesterday.
Mark Hughes in the Independent on political cartoonists, and how Gordon Brown has complained about them making him look too fat.
Iain Dale on his blog says David Cameron is winning back the vital C2 voters who secured the election of Margaret Thatcher in 1979 and Tony Blair in 1997.
